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Batch file - export current time
Name: minos Date: May 31, 2008 at 08:43:57 Pacific OS: XP Blackmoon CPU/Ram: 8g Product: AMD Custom
Comment:
I have created a batch file that administrates and monitors a network. I have reached around 2500+ lines of script. But now i am going over the program making afew adjustments.
When the user input his/her name it is exported to session.txt, i would like to export the time with the name to. i will show you a fragment of my current script.
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:loginuserpass1 set /p c=Enter your full name: echo %C% >> Session.txt echo time /t >> Session.txt if "%C%"=="quit" goto quit goto banner2
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I attempted to export the time by inserting echo time /t >> Session.txt but this just add the words "time /t" to the file. I would like some help with the matter if at all possible. Thank you.
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